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  • Pat Barker
    Regeneration Trilogy

    The first book, Regeneration (1991) begins with Sassoon, who had been decorated for bravery, being sent to Craiglockhart at Graves’s behest after having made a public declaration of opposition to the war and stating that it is being deliberately prolonged. Other soldiers at the hospital suffer from such…

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    The first book, Regeneration (1991) begins with Sassoon, who had been decorated for bravery, being sent to Craiglockhart at Graves’s behest after having made a public declaration of opposition to the war and stating that it is being deliberately prolonged. Other soldiers at the hospital suffer from such…

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